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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1974
Page
13
Alameda County Planning Commission defies staff, voting against reclassifying 21 rural parcels on Cul Canyon Road Castro Valley to align with rural residential policy. Staff warned current zoning conflicts with service provisions and preservation rules. residents favored keeping existing zoning amid agricultural preserve holds and current septic well use.
Fremont reports no increases in tax rate or water charges in the Alameda County Water District budget of 1,041,313 for next year. Revenue growth comes from water sales, Tri-Cities assessed valuation, and pump taxes, with a 7 percent salary rise and staff reductions to 117 positions.
About two thousand Kroehler Manufacturing workers at the Fremont California plant walked out as part of a nationwide strike by 2,500 Upholsterers International Union members. Nine plants are affected while Tennessee and Canadian plants operate under separate agreements. Talks continue at Naperville Tennessee headquarters with Kenneth Kroehler optimistic the plants will be back by Monday. This is Kroehler’s first strike in 28 years.
San Leandro officials announced 47 employees will be honored for five, 10, and 15 years of service with the city at a 1974 recognition banquet. The awards will be presented at the Blue Dolphin Restaurant in the San Leandro Marina on Friday October 11.
Patricia Allen, 17, of 6673 Crow Canyon Road, was released yesterday from Eden Hospital after suffering head and facial injuries when struck by an automobile on Heyer Avenue May 13. She had been assisting a possum in the street at the time of the collision.
Eden Hospital directors in Castro Valley approved room rate increases at a May 29 meeting. The changes, parbled in yesterday's story on Southern Alameda County hospital room rates due to a computer error, are set to take effect in July.
Reads like a local events page listing multiple activities tomorrow and Sunday across Fremont Centerville Hayward Union City Newark and Fremont again. Items include a library sale of five cent books from a May fire arts crafts and food fair at Temple Beth Torah a Summer Fling dance at All Saints Church and a summer carnival by Grimmér School PTA Cub Scout Pack 185 with St Bernard dogs on hand and booths with games and food. Contact numbers 656 2441 and 657 3019 provided for more details.
Tri City planners clash over annexation to AC Transit with Newark and Fremont councils weighing the November 3 cent tax package. Union City Councilman Dick Diver denounces coercion while environmental impact questions loom. A joint powers agreement is favored over private talks as Alameda County LAFCO steps in.
Alameda County Board of Supervisors approved guidelines for land use along Hayward area shoreline west of the Southern Pacific line between San Lorenzo Creek levee and the East Bay wildlife refuge south of Coyote Hills Slough. The plan envisions marsh restoration, a proposed nature center, a marina area, and a transportation corridor, with implementation by the parks districts and City of Hayward. The board also denied an apartment plan on Flint Court and approved a clustered residential development on Hansen Road.
Palma Cela School in Bayward will unveil a new environmental playground after donations and student fundraisers. Desti vation ceremonies are planned for tomorrow with Darryl Mcallister and Danny Patterson assisting under the supervision of Mrs. Mattie Gray, chair of the community advisory board. The project, funded by Christmas card sales, donated materials, and parent labor, includes a swing set and a tire jungle.
Union City officer Richard Balves faces four citizen complaints with two likely to back a defense of excessive force in arrests. Attorney Thomas Walfrum plans to use records from 1972 to present, reviewing about 20 complaints including cases against Balves and Godwin. Judge Joseph W. Jay granted a subpoena for personnel records and departmental investigations, with Cann and officials presenting records as trial jury of five men and seven women prepares to hear testimony.
In Hayward on Friday June 7 1974 the Daily Review covers south county events and community notices. Local residents and organizations participate in weekend activities and upcoming civic events.
Ohlone College trustees vote to offer an 8.2 percent raise for teachers and non teaching staff plus a medical prescription plan. Longevity pay and vacation revisions for non teaching staff are included with no three year budget impact. The package hinges on budget revenues in August and totals about 225 thousand dollars for 1974 75. The board also delays campus police powers decision amid student objections and sends the issue back for staff study and committee consultation.
Hayward Head Start receives 482,826 as the local share of an Alameda County grant from the Department of Health Education and Welfare. The one year grant supports medical dental social and psychological services for about 300 children in full day programs. Additional Oakland area grants include 1.9 million to the California Committee on Regional Medical Programs and 90,000 to California Indian Legal Services to aid land restoration and preservation efforts.
Supervisor Robert Hannon refused to waive his vote on a Castro Valley rezoning proposal backed by Richard Bigelow for a 2000 square foot single family site on Redwood Road. The board supported 2900 square foot density on adjacent Lorena Avenue and approved reclassification on 21 Heyer Avenue lots totaling about half an acre.
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